Fish & Wildlife Resources Sample Clauses

Fish & Wildlife Resources. Species known or expected to occur on the property, either resident or transient, year-round or seasonally, include mule deer, elk, back bear, bobcat, mountain lion, xxxx xxx, red xxx, coyote, cottontail rabbit, Albert’s squirrel, rock squirrel, golden-mantled ground squirrel, chipmunk, pocket gopher, beaver, muskrat, porcupine, raccoon skunk, turkey, blue grouse, red-tailed hawk, Xxxxxx’x xxxx, xxxxx-shinned hawk, osprey, golden eagle, great horned owl, turkey vulture, and other raptors, ravens, crows, magpies, Stellar’s jays and other jays, and many varieties of waterfowl, shorebirds, songbirds, mice, voles, shrews, reptiles and amphibians. Primary sport fishes in Xxxxxxx Gulch Reservoir are rainbow and brown trout, which are not native and have been introduced through stocking programs (Grant 1999). (Additional data on wildlife and habitat types can be found in Attachment D)
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